February 2008
Microsoft marie Cardspace et OpenID 2.0 - Actualités Architecture logicielle - Le Monde Informatique
by CharlesNepote
Microsoft annonce le mariage de sa technologie Cardspace avec OpenID, le standard d'authentification décentralisé.
July 2007
Perpetual Motion
by parmentierf & 1 other
"FireFox Identity Selector Extension
Windows CardSpace provides the ability for websites to request identity information. The support for using it is built into Internet Explorer, with Microsoft leaving the rest of the world to fill in the gaps on the other browsers and platforms".
The Undevelopment Blog » Identity Manager: A Browser-Based Solution to OpenID Phishing
by CharlesNepote
"It seems like the OpenID community is currently bothered with the following two questions:
1. OpenID facilitates phishing. What can be done about this?
2. FireFox 3.0 will have CardSpace and OpenID support. What does that mean?"
CardSpace et openID, les nouveaux systèmes de mots de passe
by CharlesNepote
"Microsoft a annoncé son intention de prendre en compte le système openID pour compléter son service d'authentification CardSpace. Les deux services sont similaires et vont donc se populariser auprès des internautes".
Planned features for Firefox 3 : Mozilla Links
by CharlesNepote & 1 other
In today’s Firefox 3 (code name Gran Paradiso) meeting, developers released a preliminary list of requirements for Firefox 3. The new target release date is sometime in the third quarter this year.
Perpetual Motion
by CharlesNepote & 1 other
"FireFox Identity Selector Extension
Windows CardSpace provides the ability for websites to request identity information. The support for using it is built into Internet Explorer, with Microsoft leaving the rest of the world to fill in the gaps on the other browsers and platforms".
InternetActu.net » Microsoft accepte d’être cloné pour mieux pouvoir nous identifier
by parmentierf & 1 other (via)
“Dans environ 18 mois, 60% des PC de la planète devraient disposer de logiciels CardSpace“, l’interface de gestion des identités et accès de Microsoft. Le propos, émanant de Kim Cameron, “architecte de l’identité” de Microsoft, a de quoi étonner
February 2007
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